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Man are you stoopid.

The idea is giving j_b a woody. Too many Democrats are shrill, hopeless, undersexed squares

This sucks too: U.S. Troops in Iraq Have Limited Body Armor Friday, October 24, 2003 By Peter Brownfeld WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense has provided thousands of top-of-the-line protective vests to coalition forces on the ground while some U.S. troops in Iraq have been asked to take their chances with inferior flak jackets, sources told Foxnews.com. The American military has certified the use of body armor that can stop rounds from a Kalashnikov rifle, a 9-millimeter handgun and fragments from a grenade. The material used is lightweight and not too restrictive. So far, more than two dozen soldiers in Afghanistan credit the vests with saving their lives. The only problem with the life-saving equipment is getting hold of it. Congress has allocated funds for all U.S. troops to wear 16-pound, ceramic-plated Interceptor body armor (search), but as many as 51,000 American soldiers and civilian administrators in Iraq have not yet been equipped with the gear, and have been asking friends and families at home to purchase and send them off-the-shelf models for protection. Continued in a fair and balanced manner...

Or Martha Stewart.

Those are the numbers numbnuts. Did you object to the term "lavishly" or something?

"I got meal costs down to 40 cents a day per inmate. It costs $1.15 a day to feed the department's dogs. Now, I'm cutting prisoners' calories from 3,000 to 2,500 a day," the sheriff said during a recent tour of his tent city.

Consumers in the third quarter spent lavishly on big-ticket items, such as cars, boosting such spending by a whopping 26.9 percent rate. And, they also spent briskly on "nondurables" such as food and clothes, which grew at a 7.9 percent pace, the strongest showing since the first quarter of 1976. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,101680,00.html

Get on board! Bush has got the economy rockin' and will sail into another term!

That's funny cause I'm going as j_b myself. Ponytail with a rain cloud over my head that will actually be drizzling water!

From the Article on Bush Hatin' Like any emotion, hatred (in others) must be inferred from (their) behavior (including linguistic behavior). There are four signs of hatred: * Obsession. The hater returns again and again to the hated. Nothing looms larger in the hater's mind. The hated becomes a brooding omnipresence, a focus of suspicion, fear, and loathing. * Inability to see ‑- much less to acknowledge ‑- good in the hated. The hated becomes the very personification of evil, incapable of being, intending, or doing good. Nobody is perfectly bad, of course, but this is how the hated appears. * Cynicism. Nothing the hated says is taken at face value, however plausible it may be on its face and however sincerely it is expressed. Indeed, the hated's claim of good motivation is often taken as further evidence of his or her viciousness, duplicity, or perversity. * Malevolence. The hater is not merely indifferent to the welfare of the hated, as might be the case with a stranger, but wishes things to go poorly for him or her. The hater delights in the hated's misery or misfortune. The Germans have a special word for this: "schadenfreude." http://www.techcentralstation.com/102103A.html

Queen Anne - North Slope.

Gotta get up early to rope up the pony tail.

Ok, now it's really getting cold and I've still got this bag. Due to high demand, I'm raising the price to 375 obo.

Flush's Fav:

They better not touch this guy:

Iain's fave

I have been feeling a bit microwaved lately...

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